Rick’s fake nice. He’s egotistical. (Part of how he gets along with Sting, Steve Luthaker, etc.) You’re real, Finn. You’re snark is not mean spirited. “Metal gatekeeper” would be a great t-shirt.

14:11 I think Rick used to produce some c-tier Nu Metal bands back in the days - that's why he might appreciate the Trapt production haha

@@maximusg88 Yes. But he has the ego of a Quincy Jones.

@@misteress3840 no clue... Don't know the guy personally 😂

@@maximusg88 Lol! But Beato seems pretty full of himself in his vids and Finn doesn’t. Beato bragging about his son’s perfect pitch is some creepy pagent mom ick

*Factss.* 💯

Crawling in the dark objectively slams 🤘

Ahhh that song was ITS OWN VIBE back then!! I swear!!

nobody knows that song

Hey the reason is a banger too.

That could be on a shirt

my shirt would read "rap is objectively good, but i hate it"

Was gonna write this comment almost word for word lol

That’s Finn’s version of Beato’s “Here’s your top five, any one of these could have been number one…”

finn has introduced me to new, good music at a faster rate than i could ever do on my own, but i like rick because i fancy myself an amateur theory pro, dunning-kruger style of course

They played that Finger Eleven song 10 times an hour on 99.7 The Blitz

lol i feel that way about smile empty soul- bottom of a bottle WHICH SO SHOULDA BEEN ON THIS LIST!

That's kind of how I feel about Hotel California. Well-written, well-structured, elegant rock ballad that tells a captivating story. But, classic-rock radio overplay stripped ALL of its joy for me.

@mc98smusicmoviereviews93 agreed. I don't need to hear it again. For me that is the case for most of Led Zeppelin.

Not entirely a cover, as Jarret from Bowling For Soup has writing credits on the song. He did change it up a bit. Listen to SR-71's version, and the chorus is a bit different, as is the bridge and the last verse. It was enough to get some writing credit, but it started as a song from Mitch. Mitch knew it was a song better for BFS than his band, SR-71, and reached out to Jarrett about it. The connection between Mitch and Jarrett from Bowling for Soup is .... Butch Walker. Butch produced both bands (and a whole lot more). If you listen to the BFS songs before Butch and after Butch, the songwriting is night and day. Jarrett learned a ton from Butch (as did Mitch, who became a good songwriter too).

They took a hit when someone fromblike a pop punk band said they were real tools while on warped tour. I just remember a lot of people being like, yeah but they are douche bags because.

@@frederickdelius1106 because what, Frederick??

Hahahaha it’s PERFECT

Agreed

I saw them in concert and they killed. everyone was jumping, and yeah beforet hat i knew nothing about their music. its so strange

Would love to!

I’d like to see Finn do a collab with Beato and another with Justin Hawkins

@@FinnMckentyPRMBA Yeah Finn!🕶🤙🏽

Better start buying amps if you want to be Beato.

@@eatinglightning3144 Justin just did one, but is breaking it up in segments in the future.

His very First WMTSG is all the small things

What makes this song great*

Girl all the bad guys want

The Poppy cover is good too.

Not a one hit wonder because of "Not Gonna Get Us".

@@Chelaxim tATu are absolutely a one hit wonder. (Unfortunately as they were very underrated)

@@nu-metalfan2654 But they had like three big hits, so that no longer qualifies them for One Hit Wonder status, the clue is in the name lol.

@@shaunhutchinson4707 The only hit tATu had was All The Things She Said.

Yeah neither of those bands are one hit wonders in the UK and Ireland. I remember in "Why does it always rain on me?" by Travis was in the charts for what felt like years.

This list is cleary one hit wonders in the USA

@@Kaetson-b34 Even in the US Franz Ferdinand had 2 hits. Take Me Out's highest chart spot was 66 and Do You Want To from their second album charted at 72. Too bad they were never bigger here, I didn't really care for their 3rd album and lost track of their new releases after that but their first 2 albums were back to back to back fire.

Yeah, I was legitimately shocked when I saw Franz Ferdinand in a list of one hit wonders. I would have assumed they were bigger in the US.

i would never assume franz ferdinand is a one hit wonder. they are always in every important music festival all over the world. while travis is not as consistent, i still see their name on those festivales from time to time.

I love him, but he's a total boomer lol. He does have a soft spot for numetal though as he was producing during that time and worked with some bands in the scene

@@nathanthomson1931 yeah I know he worked with shinedown

Rick put Eve 6 in his 90s 1 hit wonders video and they had at least 3 hits.

definitely not on the same level or nearly the same level. they are one hit wonders

Running Away and Crawling in the Dark reached 44 & 47, respectively, on the billboard top 100. It’s not the number 2 that The Reason reached, but I would still consider those hits.

Paralyzer era F11 isn't the greatest but their first 2 albums are great. I think I saw them 6 times between 1998 and 2002 or so.

@@DrBdan8 Greyest of Blue Skies is a great album.

That whole album went hard

I still dig some of their shit.

They're a very unique band. You might love it or hate it. (At least before the name change and the more poppy music)

Wobble!

La Roux is severely underrated

In for the kill was way bigger than bulletproof

Yeah I saw La Roux when they toured for that album, I LOVED that album (and I don't know why I used the past tense there because it's still awesome.) Colourless Colour favorite song from that album.

I thought third eye blind sang it till today

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